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I'm having trouble finding who makes/sells the gasket that goes between the headlight bucket and the fender. Seems every one has only the single healight gaskets.


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there isn't one reproduced, easy enough to make your own

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Originally Posted by red58
there isn't one reproduced, easy enough to make your own

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That's what I thought but just figured I'd check, Thank you Bill


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Have you checked LMC & Classic parts. Seems like someone would list that.


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There was not one on 58 and 59. It was a white ish colored butal rubbery stuff. 3M has black strips and may white too its been awhile since I got some.


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Originally Posted by Truckrolet
There was not one on 58 and 59. It was a white ish colored butal rubbery stuff. 3M has black strips and may white too its been awhile since I got some.


Sounds like they might of used DumDum in there...?


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the factory used a paint on stuff, the 3M strip caulk sometimes refered to as dum dum is more modern and heavier, but would do if kept thin

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If you have a box of the 3M strips you can "roll" them with your hands to a thin small string. Good stuff.....or I like it.


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